Passionflower vine

How to Grow Passionflower in a Pot 3

These beautiful perennial flowering vines and greenery vines come back to your garden every year without needing to be replanted after the winter.

Passionflower has edible fruit and beautiful blooms that attract pollinators. Learn how to grow passionflower vine in your garden now on Gardener's Path.

Pasionaria *Etim: Pasión de Cristo.

Found naturally along roadsides, pastures, and open woods, the exotic flowers and edible fruit of Purple Passionflower make this unique vine a striking ornamental plant for the garden. The common name, Maypop, refers to the fruit, which makes a loud popping sound when stomped on.

Passion flower vines are great to grow as attractive screens, floral cover-ups or simply over an arbor as decorative shading. Caring for these intricate flowers includes properly feeding passion flower vines. This article will help.

Enjoy these colorful plants that are perfect for summer and easy to take care of. These flowers thrive in the hot summer heat and won't dry out. Try planting these gorgeous flowers on your deck or patio for color that will last all summer.